Enacuity

Enacuity at the Barclay’s UK Demo Day: The Lord’s Edition We could not be more grateful to Twin Path Ventures and Barclays UK Barclays Eagle Labs for the invitation to demonstrate live Enacuity's software-only solution to functional insight for surgery. Having attracted more than 800 investors to the platform, including over 160 on the day, we were humbled by the level of interest and found the conversations throughout the event truly inspiring and insightful! Well done for bringing this together — with the fantastic views of Lord’s Cricket Ground being a real bonus on the day! John Spindler Katie Lockwood Sheila Pandya Benjamin Storey Mark Walker Holly Roberts Jade Jamel Ben Reasbeck Tobias Czempiel Maria Leiloglou Daniel Elson Dan Stoyanov Alexander Saikia João Ramalhinho Alfie Roddan Kenton Kwok Jesh Saka Naim Slim Tahani Taj Aslesha Deshraju David Tuch Santosh Iyer Giulio Anichini Josh Burke Nader Francis Heather Carre-Skinner, PhD Alan Parkinson Weng Wong Ben Mumby-Croft Sarah Ranchev-Hale Lotus Qi Urszula Stawik Robert Gordon Dr Fiona Pathiraja-Møller Samantha Shelley Ryan Greenhalgh

Enacuity is demoing live at Barclays Demo Directory. Find out more about Enacuity at the live #DemoDirectory Barclays UK listing at: https://lnkd.in/e7sj9JxR Join our CEO, Maria Leiloglou, for a live presentation at the Business Demonstrations Room during Demo Day on 18 November (from 13:30) — or drop by our exhibition stand anytime until 16:30 to connect with the team and get a live demo showing the oxygenation levels in your own hand!  

Enacuity is demoing live at Barclays Demo Directory. Find out more about Enacuity at the live #DemoDirectory Barclays UK listing at: https://lnkd.in/e7sj9JxR Join our CEO, Maria Leiloglou, for a live presentation at the Business Demonstrations Room during Demo Day on 18 November (from 13:30) — or drop by our exhibition stand anytime until 16:30 to connect with the team and get a live demo showing the oxygenation levels in your own hand!  

Enacuity showcased our live oxygenation demo @ the NVIDIA MedTech Meetup. We were invited to showcase our real-time oxygenation visualisation demo at the NVIDIA Healthcare Medtech Meetup– AI, robotics, and simulation in Ortho-Spine Neurosurgery at OR-X Universitätsklinik Balgrist in Zurich, Switzerland! 👀 About the demo: Real-time visualisation of tissue oxygenation is still an unmet need in surgery. Enacuity delivers a plug-and-play hyperspectral software solution that displays live, on-demand oxygenation changes, helping surgeons make informed decisions when it matters most. Built on the NVIDIA IGX platform, for easy deployment— simply connect and power on. 🙏 About the NVIDIA MedTech meet-up:  Grateful to discover the latest innovations from NVIDIA’s R&D, connect and hear from leading partners driving advancements in the space and showcase our AI-driven, physics-grounded technology. ⁉️ What is next: Next stop: Barclays UK #DemoDirectory Demo Day in London on November 18th — more details coming soon. Tobias Czempiel Nadim Michel Daher Frederic Bühler Alexander Saikia Alfie Roddan João Ramalhinho Kenton Kwok David Tuch Dan Stoyanov Daniel Elson Santosh Iyer Jesh Saka Josh Burke Nader Francis Giulio Anichini Naim Slim Tahani Taj Aslesha Deshraju Vadzim Chalau Katie Lockwood John Spindler Heather Carre-Skinner, PhD

Oi EnAcuity Awarded Innovate UK Smart Grant for Groundbreaking Surgical Imaging Software! EnAcuity, a joint spin-out from Imperial College London and University College London (UCL), has been awarded a prestigious Innovate UK Smart Grant worth £300,840. This funding will support the development of the first-ever software-only surgical hyperspectral imaging solution in the UK. The EnAcuity-led consortium, which includes Imperial College London and University College London, achieved an impressive reviewer score of 90%, making it one of the top awardees among 1,392 applications. This innovative project aims to reduce complications in minimally invasive surgery by transforming standard surgical cameras into powerful hyperspectral imaging tools without the need for costly hardware upgrades. This technology will enable surgeons to see tissue perfusion and critical structures more clearly, helping to prevent unwanted injuries. Dr Maria Leiloglou, EnAcuity’s co-founder and CEO and an honorary research fellow at UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering and at Imperial’s department of Surgery and Cancer, said: “This award comes at a pivotal moment, giving us the momentum we need to accelerate our product’s entry to the market. Receiving funding from Innovate UK is a strong public endorsement of the value of our technology and will help bring us a step closer to delivering a major technical boost that will help prevent surgical complications and improve practice, benefiting patients and surgeons alike”. With this grant, the consortium will validate EnAcuity's software using a unique library of surgical video data from laparoscopic procedures at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. Weng Sie Wong, Senior Business Manager at UCL Business commented: "We are thrilled to see EnAcuity receive this significant recognition and support from Innovate UK. Their innovative approach to enhancing surgical imaging has the potential to transform laparoscopic surgery techniques and have a substantial impact on healthcare. Congratulations to the entire team for their hard work and dedication." Innovate UK Twin Path Ventures Funding London Crista Galli Ventures UCL UCL Hawkes Institute UCL Business Ltd Imperial Enterprise Lab Hamlyn Centre for Robotic Surgery Institute of Global Health Innovation MedTech SuperConnector MedTechONE Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Hub Imperial Venture Mentoring John Spindler Katie Lockwood Lotus Qi Weng Wong Nazia Bharde Victoria M. Jennifer Mills Olivia Brown David Silverman Tobias Czempiel Daniel Elson Dan Stoyanov David Tuch Giulio Anichini João Ramalhinho Alexander Saikia Alfie Roddan Kenton Kwok Jesh Saka

Oi EnAcuity Awarded Innovate UK Smart Grant for Groundbreaking Surgical Imaging Software! EnAcuity, a joint spin-out from Imperial College London and University College London (UCL), has been awarded a prestigious Innovate UK Smart Grant worth £300,840. This funding will support the development of the first-ever software-only surgical hyperspectral imaging solution in the UK. The EnAcuity-led consortium, which includes Imperial College London and University College London, achieved an impressive reviewer score of 90%, making it one of the top awardees among 1,392 applications. This innovative project aims to reduce complications in minimally invasive surgery by transforming standard surgical cameras into powerful hyperspectral imaging tools without the need for costly hardware upgrades. This technology will enable surgeons to see tissue perfusion and critical structures more clearly, helping to prevent unwanted injuries. Dr Maria Leiloglou, EnAcuity’s co-founder and CEO and an honorary research fellow at UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering and at Imperial’s department of Surgery and Cancer, said: “This award comes at a pivotal moment, giving us the momentum we need to accelerate our product’s entry to the market. Receiving funding from Innovate UK is a strong public endorsement of the value of our technology and will help bring us a step closer to delivering a major technical boost that will help prevent surgical complications and improve practice, benefiting patients and surgeons alike”. With this grant, the consortium will validate EnAcuity's software using a unique library of surgical video data from laparoscopic procedures at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. Weng Sie Wong, Senior Business Manager at UCL Business commented: "We are thrilled to see EnAcuity receive this significant recognition and support from Innovate UK. Their innovative approach to enhancing surgical imaging has the potential to transform laparoscopic surgery techniques and have a substantial impact on healthcare. Congratulations to the entire team for their hard work and dedication." Innovate UK Twin Path Ventures Funding London Crista Galli Ventures UCL UCL Hawkes Institute UCL Business Ltd Imperial Enterprise Lab Hamlyn Centre for Robotic Surgery Institute of Global Health Innovation MedTech SuperConnector MedTechONE Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Hub Imperial Venture Mentoring John Spindler Katie Lockwood Lotus Qi Weng Wong Nazia Bharde Victoria M. Jennifer Mills Olivia Brown David Silverman Tobias Czempiel Daniel Elson Dan Stoyanov David Tuch Giulio Anichini João Ramalhinho Alexander Saikia Alfie Roddan Kenton Kwok Jesh Saka

🗓️ MedTechOne ECR Network Summer Meeting! 🗓️ We are excited to announce the next event in the series of the MedTechOne Early Career Researchers Network, aimed at addressing the pressing challenges in medtech commercialisation. Our goal is to create a thriving community to engage with like-minded peers, hear from inspiring leaders, and explore how the intersection of research and entrepreneurship can drive impactful medtech solutions. Join us for our Summer Event (IMPERIAL STAFF AND STUDENTS ONLY): 📅 Date: Thursday 19th June 🕓 Time: 5 – 7 PM 📍 Location: SALC 10, Sherfield Building, Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus 🔊 Speaker: Maria Leiloglou, CEO at EnAcuity and RAEng Enterprise Fellow ‼️ Register Here: https://lnkd.in/eTB9pHVg Miguel Paez Perez, Ivet Angelova, Ana Lucia Cruz Ruiz, Nazia Bharde, Zejian (Eric) Cui

Imperial College London is flush with founders, building on our #STEMB focus and empowered by our extraordinary entrepreneurial ecosystem. So what are our founders' key lessons when starting a company from academia? At a recent Imperial Founders Forum event, we found out: 1. It's a tough transition "The transition from academia and technical development to pitching to world leading healthcare organisations and investors was a big change," said Tobey Basey-Fisher, founder of Entia But "building valuable relationships builds confidence." 2. It's about people Business requires a different skillset from academic research. According to Maria Leiloglou , co-founder of EnAcuity "you should invest in your emotional intelligence." 3. You need to build the right culture Per Dr Angela de Manzanos Guinot, co-founder of FA Bio, fostering a positive culture and taking care of yourself is a must: "It's like elite athletics - you can't do it non-stop for decades, you have to take time off." 4. It can be a long road to reap rewards Alex Bond, CEO and co-founder of Fresh Check: Confirming Hygiene shared his perspective that founders need to be prepared for their highly innovative IP-driven startups to face a long and winding path to profitability. 5. You've got to look for the right place and the right time Dr Ruben Doyle, founder of Additive Instruments, a surgical device company used a mix of consultancy income and grants to develop his business while retaining equity - before selling to a major equipment manufacturer. "Because we knew what the customer wanted, it was easy to put our heads down, and there was a lot of right place, right time." Read the full article from David Silverman on our website to dig deeper into these insights: https://hubs.ly/Q03mNt-Z0

Imperial College London is flush with founders, building on our #STEMB focus and empowered by our extraordinary entrepreneurial ecosystem. So what are our founders' key lessons when starting a company from academia? At a recent Imperial Founders Forum event, we found out: 1. It's a tough transition "The transition from academia and technical development to pitching to world leading healthcare organisations and investors was a big change," said Tobey Basey-Fisher, founder of Entia But "building valuable relationships builds confidence." 2. It's about people Business requires a different skillset from academic research. According to Maria Leiloglou , co-founder of EnAcuity "you should invest in your emotional intelligence." 3. You need to build the right culture Per Dr Angela de Manzanos Guinot, co-founder of FA Bio, fostering a positive culture and taking care of yourself is a must: "It's like elite athletics - you can't do it non-stop for decades, you have to take time off." 4. It can be a long road to reap rewards Alex Bond, CEO and co-founder of Fresh Check: Confirming Hygiene shared his perspective that founders need to be prepared for their highly innovative IP-driven startups to face a long and winding path to profitability. 5. You've got to look for the right place and the right time Dr Ruben Doyle, founder of Additive Instruments, a surgical device company used a mix of consultancy income and grants to develop his business while retaining equity - before selling to a major equipment manufacturer. "Because we knew what the customer wanted, it was easy to put our heads down, and there was a lot of right place, right time." Read the full article from David Silverman on our website to dig deeper into these insights: https://hubs.ly/Q03mNt-Z0

🏖️ Who is joining EnAcuity over the Summer?!   We are super hyped to welcome three fantastic new team members joining us for this summer — bringing our team to 11 strong: https://lnkd.in/evnVspKm   🌟 Kenton Kwok: An Imperial College London graduate with industry experience in hyperspectral imaging, Kenton brings a sharp eye for innovation and a passion for pushing tech boundaries.   🌟 Jesh Saka: UCL’s MSc in Bioscience Innovation and Enterprise and medical student with a laser focus motivation on creating real-world clinical impact.   🌟 Bhavika Lakhani: Imperial College London’s MSc in Bioscience Futures: Communication, Innovation and Entrepreneurship student with an unparalleled enthusiasm for MedTech innovation and the best professional attitude.   Here is their take on joining EnAcuity...   💬 Kenton: "It has been a long-term goal for me to work in health technology. After a few years of experience in the data science, bioinstrumentation, and imaging industries, I am excited to contribute to this stage of EnAcuity's growth."   💬 Jesh: "For years, healthtech innovation has been a passion of mine. I look forward to combining my clinical and translational/strategic knowledge to help EnAcuity’s brilliant team create real impact for patients’ lives."   💬 Bhavika: "I am excited to join EnAcuity and be part of advancing impactful surgical imaging technology."   We’re so lucky to have you all on board — looking forward to building the future of surgical imaging together!